Dr Roger Grimshaw

Dr Roger Grimshaw is Research Director at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.

Towards Reform: Contexts and Challenges of Indefinite Sentences
A thorough analysis of indefinite sentences
Serious Violence Reduction Orders: The impression of doing something
A unique analysis of a problematic police power
How to resolve the IPP crisis for good
A forensic analysis of the IPP disaster and five-point plan to fix it
Policing after Casey: Between abolishing and reforming the police
Transforming the police is now a mainstream concern that can no longer be ignored.
A death row of sorts
Comparing the IPP and IPP-like sentences across the UK
How much punishment?
The criminal justice system is not a brand with a public image to be improved
The usual suspects second edition
An updated assessment of joint enterprise prosecutions
A scandal foretold
Lax police recruitment and integrity standards are alarming
'Transforming electronic monitoring services': for what purpose?
The evidence base for the planned expansion of electronic monitoring is weak
Imprisonment for Public Protection: Psychic Pain Redoubled
An review of the psychological toll of the IPP sentence and what needs to be done
Young adults and the courts: prosecution and prejudice
A new study helps us understand long-term trends in court appearances for young adults
Imprisonment for Public Protection. Psychic Pain Redoubled
An overview of a forthcoming report on the Imprisonment for Public Protection sentence
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